Connecting belief and direction: discovering a new paradigm for the United Presbyterian Church of Sterling

Glen A Holman

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Connecting belief and direction: discovering a new paradigm for the United Presbyterian Church of Sterling

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Glen A Holman. Connecting Belief and Direction: Discovering a New Paradigm for the United Presbyterian Church of Sterling. Phillips Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/444ec378-0791-4075-beb1-bf8f229d25a5?locale=es.

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G. A. Holman. Connecting belief and direction: discovering a new paradigm for the United Presbyterian Church of Sterling. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/444ec378-0791-4075-beb1-bf8f229d25a5?locale=es

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Glen A Holman. Connecting Belief and Direction: Discovering a New Paradigm for the United Presbyterian Church of Sterling. Phillips Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/444ec378-0791-4075-beb1-bf8f229d25a5?locale=es.

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Glen A Holman

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Religious surveys

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This project explores the espoused beliefs and values of members of the United Presbyterian Church of Sterling in order to understand and correct a perceived lack of direction and purpose in the congregation as a whole and in an ineffective and inefficient leadership team. The project conducts two surveys and a series of open forum and focus group meetings among church members, and also polls a random sampling of nonmembers in the surrounding community. A clearer understanding of member beliefs and various roles of the leadership team emerges from these studies.

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